Hannah Soukup

The Cannonball Trail and Dickson Road Realignment Project in Montgomery is set to improve traffic flow, safety and regional connectivity, with the first phase nearing completion.

The Village of Montgomery has welcomed Lindsay Laurie as its new GIS Specialist, bringing advanced mapping technology in-house to enhance decision-making and transparency through the launch of the "My Montgomery" GIS platform.

Kendall County property transfers from Jan. 9 to Feb. 26, 2025.

Kane County property transfers from Feb. 10 to 14, 2025.

Jim Luebke: I would bring the Township Supervisor's Office to the voters, by regularly reaching out to the residents on the issues before the Township at their doors, at community events, and through the local media

Mark Pietrowski: We will continue to seek out economic development opportunities in Cortland to grow and diversify our tax base for the future.

Douglas Corson on a top priority for Cortland: Bring businesses to Cortland!! I have already started the process and have a few businesses working with me now

Will County property transfers from Nov. 11, 2024, to Feb. 2, 2025.

Petty Officer Third Class Jose Luna, a native of Montgomery, serves as an aviation ordnanceman aboard the USS Essex, where he is recognized for his hard work and determination.

Indian Valley Theatre is now accepting applications for the annual Mimi Bryan Memorial Scholarship, which honors the legacy of the theater’s founding member.

The Forest Preserve District of Kane County celebrates its 100th anniversary with a special fly-fishing exhibit at Creek Bend Nature Center, highlighting the sport's heritage and offering interactive programs focused on watershed ecology and conservation.

The Kaneland School District is advancing a referendum on April 1, aimed at enhancing school facilities to support modern educational needs, with endorsements from local educators and the community.

Derek Shaw: We have to pay teachers more and recruit more paraeducators to assist in the classroom milieu.

Alex Johnson on the top issues facing the district: Student Test Scores, District Culture and Morale and Administrative Accountability

Rob Dancey: Currently I am not in support of (recreational marijuana) licenses for Sycamore businesses. I side with the City Council and their decisions in both October 2019 and April2023, and the concerns that lead to their voting.